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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;gianni, post: 3520969, member: 100339&quot;]my english is about google translate but I&#039;m getting better !!! thanksss. I don&#039;t take the forum as a joke, it&#039;s a very good support to understand certain things. The problem with my insistence is that I have the coin in my hand while you have photos that are always very limited, this coin is not a circulating municipality and even an idiot who is holding it understands that in the past it has been washed or polished for me it has little importance but I do not believe it I think that if it were so it would not be found today in these splendid conditions with colors and patina absolutely natural, I like to go to the end and I read a lot about the morgan and the various events related to 1921 and to the outside order on the pieces chapman and zerbe, many I have read they maintain that of these similar tests they were coined in higher number than that known and that also and above all denver was architect of this but they didn&#039;t have to show signs of mints what probably displaced and then removed many write that the first deliveries to zerbe were all destroyed for little proof beauty and perhaps also for the sign of the mint, the history after almost 100 years is unclear and is known only what was wanted was remembered but there was an unclear action because for 1921 there were no proofs for the market and yet there are dozens of known pieces without a mint mark but no one can say with certainty that they were secretly minted in Philadelphia. if you put this coin beside a proof zerbe even a blind one tells you that they are exactly the same but this cannot say it follows the theses reported in the catalogs and that only looks at one photograph. Today it is impossible to say that in denver proofs were secretly coined. The world is full of cases with unique coins or known in (2/3 ... few pieces). This coin has NEVER been washed or polished in the last 50 years and this is bible from photos you can say everything but if you would have it in hand I challenge how many of you would say that it is a polished coin and that it is a normal circulating coin[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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